of Bogotá was formed out of the Cundinamarca Department and the city was split into 16 localities. The Teusaquillo neighborhood and its surroundings were named the 13th zone of the capital city and its official borders were set. With the visit of Pope John Paul II in 1986, a national shrine was built near the site of Pope Paul VI's 1968 visit to Colombia. These two visits make the locality the place most-visited by the papacy in all of Colombia. The Special District of Bogotá became the Capital District with the ratification of the constitution of 1991. Teusaquillo was made a locality as part of this transition. Today El Campín stadium was remodeled again in 2000 for the World Cup qualifiers and the 2001 Copa América. It was expanded to hold 48,310 spectators. Additions were also made to Simón Bolívar Park, including: A large-events area with room for 150,000 spectators, the largest in the country The Virgilio Barco Mega-library, one of the largest in the city, built in 1999 The Simón Bolívar Aquatics Complex, opened in 2004 for the National Games. It has a capacity for 4,000 people and is one of the most modern in South America, with an Olympic-sized pool. Population According to the census of 1973, Teusaquillo had 127,521 inhabitants. Growth was slow over the next decade, and by 1985 the number was 132,501. By the time of the 1993 census, the population had dropped to 126,125 people, but the 1990s saw a population boom to 149,189. In 2005, the locality was home to 157,884 people, making up 2.5% of the total urban population of the city. Economy While primarily a residential area, the locality has various commercial centers focusing on services and entertainment. The government and education sectors are among the largest employers in the area. Transportation The locality is served by the following major roads: Avenida Carrera 68, Calle 63, Diagonal 53, Carrera 24, Avenida El Dorado, Avenida NQS, and Avenida Caracas. All of these routes are served by various fleets of private buses that run throughout all of the city. It has two major bridges: one over NQS at Calle 63 and a more complex crossing at Avenida Carrera 68, leading to Engativá. There is also a large traffic circle at the border with Barrios Unidos, on which the Virgilio Barco Library and the Aquatic Complex are located. The TransMilenio has two lines passing